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The Morning Dispatch: The Georgia Home Stretch
Plus: California's modest tech exodus.
The Dispatch Staff Dec 30, 2020
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Quick Hits: Today's Top Stories
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell blocked an attempt by Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to unanimously approve a House-passed bill that would increase the direct payments in the latest coronavirus relief package from $600 per person to $2,000 per person. Instead, McConnell introduced legislation tying the $2,000 provision to a full repeal of Section 230 protections for social media companies and the creation of a bipartisan commission to study the integrity and administration of the 2020 election. The combined legislation—which would satisfy all of President Trump's recent demands—is all but assured to fail if it is brought up for a vote.
A Colorado man in his 20s with no recent travel history was discovered to have the United States' first confirmed case of the seemingly more contagious coronavirus variant circulating in the United Kingdom, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis said yesterday.
Luke Letlow, who was elected to Congress in December and was set to be sworn in next month, died yesterday after announcing he was COVID-positive December 18. He was just 41 years old.
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said that after reviewing more than 15,000 ballots in an audit of voter signatures in Cobb County, law enforcement officers found "no fraudulent absentee ballots."
Data from 57 different cities compiled by criminologist Jeff Asher show that the number of murders committed in 2020 is up more than 30 percent year over year. Most cities' data are up to date as of December or November, but a few were last updated at the end of September.
The first Boeing 737 Max passenger flight in nearly two years took off in Miami and landed in New York City yesterday, after two fatal crashes resulted in a worldwide grounding of the planes in March 2019.
Vice President-elect Kamala Harris on Tuesday received the first dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine live on television.
The United States confirmed 248,746 new cases of COVID-19 yesterday per the Johns Hopkins University COVID-19 Dashboard, with 20.4 percent of the 1,220,879 tests reported coming back positive. An additional 3,714 deaths were attributed to the virus on Tuesday, bringing the pandemic's American death toll to 338,544. According to the COVID Tracking Project, 124,686 Americans are currently hospitalized with COVID-19. According to the Centers for Disease Control, 11,445,175 COVID-19 vaccine doses have been distributed nationwide, and 2,127,143 have been administered.
Checking in on the Georgia Runoffs
So much of the last two months in Washington has been driven by the two runoff elections in Georgia that will decide which party controls the Senate for the first two years of Joe Biden's administration. The coronavirus relief package, the Biden transition team's public commentary, the response to President Trump's baseless election conspiracies—all of it is being shaped to some degree by how Republican and Democratic leaders believe a few million voters in Georgia will react. With the races now less than a week away, we figured we'd check back in on how things in the Peach State are going. (For a primer on the race, we recommend you check out this TMD newsletter from last month.)
Although public polling in Georgia was relatively accurate heading into November's general election—FiveThirtyEight's average on November 3 showed Biden up by 1.2 percentage points, he won by 0.2—very few pollsters have ventured into the state ahead of the runoff, in part due to fear of getting the results wrong. What little public polling we do have basically confirms what we already know: Both races are going to be close and will likely come down to a few thousand votes. FiveThirtyEight's averages this time around show Republican David Perdue leading his Democratic challenger Jon Ossoff by 0.4 percentage points, and Democrat Raphael Warnock leading Republican Kelly Loeffler by 0.5 percentage points.
According to data compiled by the U.S. Elections Project, more than 2.3 million Georgians have already voted early, either in-person or by mail—including nearly 80,000 who didn't vote in the November general election. The race is well on its way to shattering voting records for a runoff election in the state. Voters in Georgia don't register by party, so we don't know whether either side has an edge in the turnout game thus far. But as elections analyst Nathaniel Rakich argues, this data isn't very predictive. Although slightly elevated Black turnout thus far may be a good omen for Democrats, he writes, "none of that will matter if hordes of white voters and north Georgia Republicans turn out to vote on election day, which is very possible."
Some GOP sources tell The Dispatch they remain confident that Perdue and Loeffler will win out "in a squeaker," and NBC News reports that even Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is "pessimistic" about Ossoff and Warnock's chances. (A spokesperson for Schumer later denied the report.)
"I think the overall environment benefits Republicans, because a lot of the air was let out of the balloon with the apparent victory of President-elect Biden," GOP strategist David Kochel told The Dispatch last month. "Voters make an unconscious choice sometimes to put a check on the White House. … It will have a high turnout, in part because of the attention, and the spending, and what's at stake. But my guess is you're going to see these Republican candidates win by a couple of points."
If that is indeed what ends up happening, it won't be for a lack of trying on the Democrats' part. According to recent FEC reports, Ossoff and Warnock combined to raise a whopping $210 million from October 15 to December 16, compared to a total $132 million for Perdue and Loeffler. Republicans, however, had an advantage in outside group spending as of a week ago, $133 million to $63 million. Money, of course, is not everything in politics—Jaime Harrison, Amy McGrath, and Sara Gideon can attest to that—but a half billion dollars in advertising will certainly ensure Georgians are well aware of the election on Tuesday. Georgia-based political analyst Niles Edward Francis noted yesterday that some local Atlanta TV stations are extending the length of their news broadcasts so as to cram in more ads.
So what messages are these ads pushing? Both parties' candidate duos are acting more or less in tandem. Republicans Loeffler and Perdue recently started running a TV spot in which they received an endorsement from Herschel Walker, the University of Georgia's star running back in the early 1980's. "This is about saving America from socialism and protecting the freedoms that make us great," Loeffler says. Perdue adds that "if the radicals take total control, we'll never get our country back." Other Loeffler ads target Warnock for things he's said in his role as a pastor, and she recently called on her opponent to provide answers after unearthed police body cam footage showed Warnock's ex-wife Ouleye accusing the pastor of running over her foot in his car. No charges were filed against Warnock, who denies the allegation, and the police report said medical examiners were "not able to locate any swelling, redness, or bruising or broken bones" in Ouleye's feet.
Ossoff's ads targeting Perdue, meanwhile, have focused on the Republican's active stock portfolio while in office. "Perhaps Sen. Perdue would have been able to respond properly to the COVID-19 pandemic if you hadn't been fending off multiple federal investigations for insider trading," the 33-year-old Ossoff said in a debate earlier this year. The Perdue campaign has confirmed that the Justice Department and Securities and Exchange Commission did investigate some of Perdue's transactions earlier this year but is running an ad saying he was "totally exonerated" by those investigations. The Justice Department closed a similar investigation into Loeffler (and Sens. James Inhofe and Dianne Feinstein) earlier this year.
The focus of these races in recent days, however, has turned to the coronavirus relief package—and specifically, the size of the accompanying "stimulus check."
"I will vote for you to have a $2000 relief check," Ossoff tweeted on Saturday. "David Perdue won't."
"Senate Republicans are the only reason Georgians won't receive a $2000 relief check," Warnock added. "Trump agreed. Democratic leaders in the House and Senate agreed. But Loeffler and McConnell refused."
In an apparent sign that the Democrats' recent line of attack was effective, Perdue and Loeffler both broke from Senate GOP ranks yesterday and—citing President Trump's stance—said that they were, in fact, in favor of $2,000 checks.
"I've stood by the president 100% of the time. I'm proud to do that and I've said, absolutely, we need to get relief to Americans now and I will support that," Loeffler told Fox News on Tuesday. Perdue tweeted that "President @realdonaldtrump is right—I support this push for $2,000 in direct relief for the American people." He ignored multiple questions from reporters, however, asking if he'd call on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to bring the measure up for a vote as a standalone issue.
Hanging over all of this, of course, are President Trump's increasingly unhinged conspiracies that Republican election officials in Georgia are criminals and/or working with the Chinese to sabotage him. Pro-Trump lawyers Lin Wood and Sidney Powell have spent weeks telling Republican voters to stay home on January 5 because they "do NOT think GA Patriots should participate in a rigged election." Trump himself has remained very supportive of Perdue and Loeffler—he's planning on rallying for them in Georgia on January 4—but some GOP officials are concerned his constant drumbeat about election fraud may convince some voters Republicans need that it's not worth the effort.
It's unlikely a large number of Georgians will listen to Wood and Powell and boycott the election, particularly with so much riding on the outcome of these races. But Joe Biden won the state by less than 12,000 votes last month; every last ballot will matter.
Some Tech Titans Vacate Silicon Valley
In recent weeks, several top tech companies have announced they will be moving their headquarters from Silicon Valley, which has for decades been America's leading tech hub. Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) announced on December 1 that its global headquarters will move to Houston, Texas. Oracle made similar news about two weeks later, relocating its headquarters to Austin, Texas after four decades in Silicon Valley. Around the same time, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said he was moving to the Lone Star State, adding that his company's headquarters may soon follow suit.
What's behind this exodus from the Bay Area? Pandemic induced work-from-home policies may have opened tech CEOs' eyes to the efficiency of remote work and the higher quality of life their employees can afford in cheaper cities. "If you look at Silicon Valley in the Bay Area, you might be able to buy a $1 million 800-square-foot condo over there," Luke Lloyd, a wealth advisor at Strategic Wealth Partners, told The Dispatch. "But if you look at Texas, $1 million gets you probably a 40-acre ranch and a huge house."
HPE CEO Antonio Neri said in a blog post announcing the decision that in response to remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic, the company has "reevaluated our real estate site strategy to ensure that we are utilizing our workspaces most effectively and positioning our teams and talent in the best interests of our business." He added that HPE expects to see "long term cost savings" from the move and that it plans to "reinvest in key areas of our business and innovation."
The move will save HPE and its employees money, as San Francisco's cost of living routinely ranks among the highest in the country. California's 13.3 percent state income tax rate for top earners—of which there are many at tech companies—is also No. 1 in the U.S. Combined with increasingly strict environmental and other regulatory policies, it's easy to see why CEOs may eye Texas—and its lack of a state income tax—with fondness.
Silicon Valley rose to prominence decades ago partly due to its proximity to research hubs like Stanford University. "The unlikely location of the electronics industry in a charming, semi-rural area of northern California can be traced back to the establishment in 1951 of Stanford Industrial Park by Stanford University's visionary Dean of Engineering and Provost, Frederick Terman," Manuel Castells writes in his bookThe Rise of the Network Society. "He had personally supported two of his graduate students, William Hewlett and David Packard, in creating an electronics company in 1938. The Second World War was a bonanza for Hewlett Packard and other start-up electronics companies. … As soon as knowledge was available in Silicon Valley, the dynamism of its industrial structure and the continuous creation of start-up firms anchored Silicon Valley as the world's micro-electronics center by the early 1970s."
Thanks in large part to the countless companies founded in the Bay Area, we live in a more interconnected world than at any point in human history—and physical proximity is no longer the draw that it once was. Announcing his move to Texas, Musk compared California to a sports team accustomed to winning. "They do tend to get a little complacent, a little entitled," he said. "[California] has been winning for a long time. And I think they're taking [tech companies] for granted a little bit."
When Musk floated the idea of abandoning the Golden State last spring, Gov. Gavin Newsom told CNBC he was "not worried about Elon leaving any time soon," adding that "we may not be the cheapest place to do business but we are the best place to do business."
Despite the high-profile relocations in recent months, many tech companies obviously agree with Newsom that the benefits of San Francisco living continue to outweigh the drawbacks. Apple just opened its $5 billion "Apple Park" campus in Cupertino, California in 2017. Airbnb, which is valued at more than $100 billion after wrapping the biggest U.S. initial public offering of 2020, is based in San Francisco. Google and Facebook have offices around the country (and world), but both still call Silicon Valley home.
"Silicon Valley's obituary has been written prematurely before; boom-and-bust cycles have defined the region's economy for decades" Margaret O'Mara, a historian of the region, argued recently. "Housing prices propelled some tech companies to relocate to smaller cities, including Austin, in the early 1980s. Business leaders have been complaining about California's high taxes—and threatening to leave—for even longer."
Texas and Florida have certainly received the most buzz in the post-Silicon Valley discourse, but LinkedIn data provided to Alex Kantrowitz' Big Technology newsletter show that the cities adding tech workers at the highest rate year-over-year are actually Madison, Cleveland, Sacramento, and Minneapolis. In 2020, the San Francisco Bay Area saw the steepest decline in tech worker inflow-outflow ratio, nearly double the runner-up.
In early October, a video showing an unarmed boy being shot by a member of Nigeria's notorious Special Anti-Robbery Squad plunged the country into a series of demonstrations against police brutality. As the movement spread to major cities, the Nigerian government's crackdown escalated, culminating in the Lekki toll gate massacre, wherein the armed forces opened fire and killed 12 civilians. Buzzfeed News recruited photographers across Nigeria—in Warri, Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, and Jos—to capture the fallout for a gripping photo series.
In a piece for The Atlantic, McKay Coppins talked to several journalists who became stars during the Trump era. "Once-obscure correspondents were recast in the popular imagination as resistance heroes fighting for truth, justice, and the American way," he writes. "They were showered with book deals, speaking gigs, and hundreds of thousands of Twitter followers." Coppins adds that, rightly or wrongly, "Trump's endless media-bashing has also desensitized many news outlets to Republican accusations of bias. What comes next, once their foil exits the stage? "It didn't really require any special bravery to report honestly and critically on Donald Trump," New York Magazine's Olivia Nuzzi said. "On a purely social level, I don't know that reporting critically on Joe Biden will feel as safe for reporters."
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In his Tuesday French Press (🔒), David writes about a teenage cheerleader who faced repercussions for venting grievances about her public school on a social media platform, and how her case might end up before the Supreme Court. "The Supreme Court can't calm down Twitter. It can't restore grace to American life," he argues. "But it can restrain the government from becoming the online mob's mighty club, the weapon that can punish its targets even if they have the fortitude to delete Twitter, plug their online ears, and weather the vicious social storm."
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This is where Steve Hayes and the rest of The Dispatch founding team deserve recognition for an excellent mission statement and business plan.
Despite the assertion of some of the commentari, The Dispatch was designed primarily as a news organization with a rightward lean in its editorial choices. (It appeared anti-Trump to those who considered reporting facts to bo anti-Trump.)
The wisdom of that mission statement is now clear as Trump exits the building and we're left with middle-of-the-road Joe Biden simply being competent. The Dispatch will have no problem maintaining its current editorial stance because that stance never relied upon Trump.
There is going to be a reckoning at my other favorite, The Bulwark+. That organization appears to have been inspired by opposition to Trump and those who support him. I'm not certain where it pivots after January 20 and the Trump sugar high fades away. I'm rooting for them. Still I think they have hard thinking to do.
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Since TFT LCD display technology dethroned CRT (cathode ray tube) technology in the late 2000s, it has dominated the display market for over two decades. However, this year will be a tipping point for display technology; a shift from traditional TFT LCDs to up-and-coming AMOLEDs. This technological shift is becoming apparent as Apple – the longtime #1 AMOLED naysayer – will adopt an AMOLED display technology for its new iPhone 8 set to launch this fall. Furthermore, it is rumored that Apple will gradually increase its iPhone AMOLED adoption from about 25% this year to around 50% in 2018. Samsung, the AMOLED technology leader, of course, uses AMOLED displays in all of its premium handheld devices including the Galaxy and Galaxy Note series. Another heavy hitter, Google, uses AMOLED displays in its Pixel phone. As these tier one companies set the trend, others have no choice but to follow in their footsteps towards AMOLED technology.
Certainly, AMOLED displays have many advantages compared to TFT LCDs: Lighter weight, thinner profiles, wider temperature ranges, and better overall optical performance. Additionally, AMOLED power consumption can be as efficient as TFT LCDs, and oftentimes more efficient for certain applications. Their power efficiency can even make display-always-on modes possible for uses like peek-able display windows. However, the key advantage of AMOLED displays over TFT LCDs is that AMOLEDs can be made flexible with the use of polyimide substrates. This incredible flexible feature enables the development of bendable and foldable displays, which could unlock unlimited potential for technology advancements, such as conformal displays. So far, AMOLED display technology seems to be the only feasible gateway towards displays working like newspapers or magazines, like we saw in Si-Fi movies just a few decades ago.
TFT LCD technology has been around for two more decades than AMOLED technology, allowing far greater time to improve the manufacturing processes and materials, reducing production costs. AMOLED production processes are still quite complicated and have a steep learning. If a typical TFT LCD fab has an 85% yield rate, without changing anything it could have an initial 0% yield rate on AMOLEDs. To be successful, manufacturers must invest a significant amount of money on research, development and capital investments to solve various unique AMOLED issues, such as particle, encapsulation, Mura, mask cleaning, pixel repairing, and aging. Right now, other than a few Samsung AMOLED fabs, most AMOLED fabs are brand new, working through their debugging phases, and under heavy depreciation pressure. Therefore, the NRE/NRT prices for AMOLEDs are still quite high.
Due to major investment costs and complex processes, AMOLED fabs are focusing on a handful of key customers. Their typical customers are those within the consumer electronics industry with high production volumes, such as major smartphone manufacturers. Once their production processes are established for one project, fabs don't want to switch masks and processes for other projects as this can shut down production lines for an unknown period of time. Industrial applications typically have low production volumes, so AMOLED fabs aren't often willing to manufacture for them.
So far, AMOLED reliability validation has focused on major consumer electronics categories – such as smartphones – whose average lifespan is a mere 2 years. Typical industrial applications demand 5 years of lifetime, while some medical applications may request as much as 10 years of lifetime. There are also many environmental unknowns for industrial applications that could affect reliability: Image sticking, solar effects, high humidity and high temperatures. Currently, some flexible AMOLEDs are limited to only 100 times of bending. It will take years to meet the robust and rugged requirements of industrial applications.
Current AMOLED processes and materials are developed and designed for consumer electronics. All these are constantly in optimization phase to improve yield and reduce cost. EOLs are expected to happen frequently due to die shrinking, material changes and process optimization. Industrial applications take a long time to develop and to achieve the right quality standards. Therefore, it's likely that EOL would happen even before mass production.
Because AMOLED technology is still several years away from being used in industrial applications, proven TFT LCD technology along with its derivatives will continue to be the primary technology utilized. This is not unlike the lag when TFT LCD technology replaced CRTs, where industrial applications didn't start adopting TFT LCD technology for another 3 to 5 years after consumer electronics applications.
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Quality problems with this year's durum crop in Italy and France, combined with the worst quality crop on record and lower yields in Canada, have resulted in skyrocketing prices for durum. Buyers are scrambling to find higher quality supplies for pasta production, says Neil Townsend, director of market research with CWB, in the interview below…. Read More
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The Feed Industry's Challenge with Mycotoxins
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Have you walked your canola fields shortly after emergence only to find several seedlings struggling and dying off or found seeds rotting in the furrow? Even treated seed can't fully overcome the pressure of the seedling disease complex endemic to all of Western Canada's canola growing region, especially if canola is seeded too deep or… Read More
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Creating marketing material for BC seafood.
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Just after the Second World War, way back in 1948, the W.I was formed in Martinstown. The Martinstown W.I committee got together, to organise a 70th Anniversary Party.
The committee organised fun interactive games, a "High Tea" and a "Best Corsage" competition. On arrival the members were served a refreshing cool glass of Prosecco (with a raspberry added). The committee co-ordinated and refereed the interactive games. The games were tricky, due to the Summer dresses and the sandals worn. The committee was required to referee the games, due to cheating by one of the teams.
The "Best Corsage" was won by Roelie Newman and Angela Barratt came "Runner Up". Both corsages used unusual flower arrangements to create a stunning effect. Then a quirky poem was read out by Anne Tate, describing the members and events of the W.I. The poem received a reflective and joyful response, from the receptive W.I members.
The "Pick & Mix" game had old shilling coins dated 1948, as prizes. Instead, of a Birthday cake, Lesley Pemberton carried through a watermelon, with the birthday label and candles attached. Then all the W.I members sang "Happy Birthday" together.
Let us all hope to continue to have many fun and eventful times, in the coming years for Martinstown W.I.
12/09/18 @ 6.45pm. Open Evening to non members (men also welcome).
An interactive and thought provoking evening.


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Clinical Study of Squamous Cell Carcinoma as a Result of a Fissured Epulis in Upper Total Edentulous Patient: A Case Report
Hector Guzman-Gallardo, William Ubilla-Mazzini, Fátima Mazzini-Torres, Cecilia Plúas-Robles
Department of Investigation, Faculty of Dentistry, University of Guayaquil, Guayaquil, Guayas Province, Ecuador
William Ubilla-Mazzini
Department of Investigation, Faculty of Dentistry, University of Guayaquil, Guayaquil, Guayas Province
DOI: 10.4103/denthyp.denthyp_7_19
Introduction: The fissured epulis is a reactive tissue growth that develops underneath a dental prosthesis. Its etiology is related to removable of partial or total dentures and other irritative or traumatic factors. Oral cancer (CAB) is a malignant neoplasm of aggressive behavior, and it has become one of the most serious health problems worldwide. Currently, squamous cell carcinoma is considered a disease with a high mortality rate. This article aims to describe the clinical management of a squamous cell carcinoma, as a result of a fissured epulis in upper total edentulous patient. Case Report: A female patient, 58 years of age, with no systemic or family history, went for a lower removable prosthesis. The clinical examination in the maxilla presented an enlargement of soft tissue in the bottom of the vestibule on the left side, asymptomatic, compatible with a fissured epulis. Two surgical procedures were performed to remove the pathology and a sample was taken to perform a biopsy, which resulted in a squamous cell carcinoma. The patient was referred to a center specialized in cancer treatments (Society for the Fight Against Cancer) where she currently is receiving the attention of the case. Conclusions: The lack of knowledge of this injury on the part of the patient, and the lack of symptomatology, absence of periodic controls, maladjustment, and incorrect prosthetic design were the risk factors that triggered the injury.
Keywords: Fissured epulis, removable prosthesis, squamous cell carcinoma, total edentulous
Guzman-Gallardo H, Ubilla-Mazzini W, Mazzini-Torres F, Plúas-Robles C. Clinical Study of Squamous Cell Carcinoma as a Result of a Fissured Epulis in Upper Total Edentulous Patient: A Case Report. Dent Hypotheses 2019;10:47-51
Guzman-Gallardo H, Ubilla-Mazzini W, Mazzini-Torres F, Plúas-Robles C. Clinical Study of Squamous Cell Carcinoma as a Result of a Fissured Epulis in Upper Total Edentulous Patient: A Case Report. Dent Hypotheses [serial online] 2019 [cited 2020 Jan 23];10:47-51. Available from: http://www.dentalhypotheses.com/text.asp?2019/10/2/47/266206
Removable prostheses are a very good alternative to the loss of dental pieces. However, despite being a good solution, they are not free to cause injuries in the oral cavity, which, together with the susceptibility of tissues produced by aging or inadequate lifestyles, can generate important mucous membrane changes, the bones of the oral cavity, and, above all, the appearance of injuries that can vary from the simplest to the malignant and cause a great health problem for people and the society.[1] The reason why, at present, removable prostheses are considered risk factors.
On the other hand, there is an important relationship between the time of use of the prosthesis, hygiene, and its state with the increase of oral mucosal injuries. The current situation in Ecuador on the use of prostheses, the oral injuries caused by those that are being used as well as the relationship between their characteristics and oral injuries in the population, is not visibly quantified. It is also not known for sure the risk that a person has of oral injuries with a long time of use or with a mismatched or damaged prosthesis. It is important to deepen this problem, and it is of great importance for the planning of medical services and to establish adequate policies for the benefit of the population. Therefore, this research was carried out with the objective of describing the characteristics of the removable prostheses used in the population of 60 years of age and older and its relationship with oral mucosal injuries.
The term "epulis" was used by Virchoff in 1864 and comes from the Greek words "epi" (on) and "oulon" (gum). Later, in 1887, Désir de Forturnet defined epulis as any solid tumor located near the alveolar ridge, which is not accompanied by lymph node involvement, without tendency to ulceration and which does not recur, generally after complete ablation.[2] Currently, the term "epulis" is not accepted by several authors such as Dechaume,[2] Grinspan,[3] and Shafer,[2] among others, as it only indicates a growth on the gum without specifying the nature of the injury, considering that this histological study is essential to establish a diagnosis of certainty. Borguelli clinically defines the epulis as an abnormal growth, circumscribed and of chronic evolution, located in the gum or near the alveolar ridge. On the other hand, Donado[4] considers the term epulis from a clinical point of view and defines it as a chronic, granulomatous inflammatory mass on the gum and in dependence on the periosteum or the periodontium.[2] According to some studies, it occurs more frequently after the fifth and sixth decade of life of patients with incongruent removable of prostheses; the incidence is variable from 1% to 12%, with predominance in the female sex.
Oral cancer (CAB) is a malignant neoplasm of aggressive behavior, which comprises 4% to 5% of all tumors that affect humans and has become one of the most serious health problems worldwide, due to the increased incidence in recent years and its high mortality rate.[5] Most of the CABs are of the oral squamous cell carcinoma (CEB) type, which represents 91% of all oral cancers.
Currently, squamous cell carcinoma (CEB) is considered a disease with a high mortality rate and ranks sixth among the causes of death.[6] In recent years, it has been reported that its incidence increased especially in young people and women, due to the exposure to risk factors such as smoking and alcohol,[7] according to epidemiological data from countries such as Japan, EE.UU., Brazil, and Thailand.
Squamous cell carcinoma has a series of different clinical presentations. In the early stage, it may appear as an asymptomatic erythematous (erythroplastic) injury or a white injury (leukoplastic), or both (erythroleukoplastic). It can also appear as an erosion, a small ulcer, an exophytic mass, or a periodontal injury. In advanced stages, it can present as a large exophytic mass with or without ulcerations, deep ulcer with an irregular vegetative surface, raised borders, and a hard infiltrate of the buccal tissues.[8],[9]
This case report aims to describe the clinical management of a buccal squamous cell carcinoma (CEB) from an inflammatory fibrous hyperplasia (fissured epulis) diagnosed in a patient who attended the dental office to replace a dental prosthesis.
In January 2017, a female patient, 58 years old, of mestizo race, without presenting systemic or family background, went to the Adult Integral Clinic and the Senior Adult I, Removable Prosthetic Area, School of Dentistry of the University of Guayaquil. She mentions her reason for consultation as "I want them to make a plaque down, up if I have and it looks good, and I cannot eat because I do not have teeth."
When performing the oral clinical examination, we observed a maxillary edentulous total in the patient, and mandibular partial edentulism identified as Kennedy class I, bacterial plaque, and caries. A thorough examination of the soft and hard tissues was carried out, and when the lips were lifted, it could be seen that at the bottom of the vestibule on the left maxillary side, there was an enlargement of soft tissue compatible with a fissured epulis. The patient, if she knew of that injury, to which she stated that she did, but that she did not remember exactly from when she presented it. Besides, she never felt any discomfort or pain, so she did not give the importance of the case [Figure 1].
Figure 1 (A) Upper prosthesis. (B) Fissured epulis with the prosthesis. (C) Fissured epulis without the prosthesis.
In the clinical history, important data were obtained to determine the etiology of the injury and the state of the total prosthesis; the frequency of use of the prosthesis was day and night. The time of use of the prosthesis was 7 years, when the advisable is from 4 to 5 years. The prosthesis presented an incorrect design due to the extension of the flanks in the vestibular area, a poor hygiene, and the occlusal anatomy of the artificial teeth preserved. All these factors, along with the clinical characteristics that it presented, determined the presumptive diagnosis of a cleft pulp immediately proceeded with the removal of the total maxillary prosthesis; surgery was recommended, which was performed 10 days after the first consultation, in the Maxillofacial Surgery Clinic, with a favorable prognosis until then. In addition, a biopsy of the tissue removed during surgery was ordered [Figure 1].
Approximately 2 weeks after having undergone surgery, the patient was presented, to continue prosthetic rehabilitation, stating that the requested biopsy had not been performed, because she did not have the financial resources.
When performing the clinical examination for the prosthetic rehabilitation, at the bottom of the vestibule, a small enlargement of the mucosa in the intervened area was observed, which caused surprise, and we proceeded to suspend the rehabilitation. Despite the first surgical act and not using the total prosthesis, there was a relapse of the injury. They performed the respective examinations and was intervened for the second time in mid-February 2017, requesting family members to perform an urgent biopsy of the injury [Figure 2].
Figure 2 (A) First recurrence fissured epulis. (B and C) Second surgery. (D and E) Apparent improvement of the injury. (F) Biopsy results. (G) Moderately differentiated cancer cells. (H) Programmed death-1 ligand (I) Strong expression in tumoral cells. (J) Strong expression in stromal cells.
Six days after the second surgery, she went to the first postoperative control, and there was a noticeable improvement in the affected area, and she also delivered the results of the biopsy [Figure 2].
Approximately after 15 days, she went to the second control, and the injury recurred for the second time, this confirmed our suspicion with the results of histopathological examination, which determined the diagnosis of "well differentiated and infiltrating squamous cell carcinoma," whereupon it was sent to the Society for the Fight Against Cancer so that she receives the corresponding treatment. In addition, the patient's prosthesis was worn to avoid contact with the injury [Figure 3].
Figure 3 (A and B) Second recurrence fissured epulis. (C) New upper prosthesis. (D) Wear on the prosthesis.
At the moment, the patient is under chemotherapy in the specialized health center, but did not present satisfactory results, now she is continuing with radiotherapy. Despite the treatment received, the patient has not shown a favorable prognosis in her health.
At present, fibrous inflammatory hyperplasia or fissured epulis, one of the injuries that occurs relatively frequently in the stomatology practice, is observed as an excessive growth of soft tissue around the edges of poorly fitted prostheses.[10] In a study carried out by Guzmán y cols at the Faculty of Dentistry of the University of Guayaquil in 100 patients with removable prostheses, it was presented with a frequency of 2%.[11] This differs with other studies in that it presents an incidence that ranges from 1% to 12%.[12] In Cuba, in a study conducted by Castañeda et al. (2018), it presents a frequency of 21.4%.[13] Based on epidemiological studies, and the significant increase of them, it is important to have knowledge of the different injuries that affect the oral cavity, and its relation with the removable prosthesis, to prevent them, and avoid that they can affect the oral and general health of the patients.
The clinical case presented, due to its clinical characteristics, is compatible with a fissured epulis. The treatment is usually surgical, based on alternative techniques such as cryosurgery.
In this clinical case, it was possible to demonstrate that the prosthetic bad adjustment, the lack of periodic controls, absence of symptomatology, and total ignorance of the injury by the patient contributed significantly in the presence of this. We must emphasize that at the first surgical act, the patient was informed that he had to perform the biopsy of the excised tissue, which was not performed, indicating lack of economic resources. Fortunately, in the second surgical intervention, he agreed to perform the biopsy, with the results already described above, and which was diagnosed in squamous cell carcinoma.
Sharma et al., in 2010, investigated correlation of microvascular density with mast cell proliferation and revealed that positive correlation was observed in moderately differentiated injuries but not in well or poorly differentiated types.[14] On the other hand, another study stated that there was significant correlation in mast cell and microvessel density in normal oral mucosa but not in oral squamous cell carcinoma, regardless of the histological grade. In our study, the histopathological results showed that there was a considerable density of mast cells and microvessels in the oral mucosa.Studies in the United States and Ecuador have reported disparate trends in incidence for cancers arising from various anatomic sites in the oral cavity and oropharynx, whereas the incidence of oral cavity cancers has decreased and oropharyngeal cancer incidence has increased, specifically among younger age groups.[15]
Oral squamous cell carcinoma has a remarkable incidence worldwide and a fairly onerous prognosis, encouraging further research on factors that might modify disease outcome. In this clinical study, the authors approach the factors that may exert influence on the prognosis and eventually guide the selection of patients for more aggressive therapies.[16]
García B, Benet M, Castle E. Dental prosthesis and mucous lesions in the elderly: a concern for everyone. Medi Sur 2010;8:36-41.
Tamarit M, Delgado E, Berini L, Gay-Escoda C. Exeresis of hyperplastic lesions of the oral cavity: retrospective study of 128 cases. Oral Med Oral Pathol Oral Surg 2005;10151-62.
Grinspan D. Diseases of the mouth. Semiology, pathology, clinical and therapeutic of the oral mucosa. Buenos Aires Mundi 1977;2:808-12.
Donado M. Introduction to oral and maxillofacial tumor lesions. In: Donado M, editor. Oral Surgery Pathology and Technique. Madrid: Masson 1998. pp. 559-63.
Cotran RS, Kumar V, Collins T. Neoplasia. In: Robbin's Pathologic Basis of Disease. 6th ed. Pennsylvania: Mosby 1999. pp. 260-325.
Patton LL. The effectiveness of community based visual screening and utility of adjunctive diagnostic aids in the early detection of oral cancer. Oral Oncol 2003;39:708-23.
Llewelyn CD, Linklater K, Bell J, Johnson NW, Warnakulasuriya S. An analysis of risk factors for oral cancer in young people: a case-control study. Oral Oncol 2004;40:304-13.
De Souza LN, Albuquerque A, Rodrigues C, Gomez R, Da Costa P, López R. Squamous cell carcinoma diagnosed early. Rev Cubana Estomatol 2010;47.3.
Guzmán H, Briones M, Suarez J, Loza D, Plúas C. Subprotic stomatitis: a silent enemy. Report of Clinical Case. In: Ubilla W, Vintimilla UW, Saez PR. editors. II International Congress of Research and Scientific Production in the Stomatology Field. 2nd ed. Guayaquil, Ecuador: University of Guayaquil; 2018. pp. 77-82.
Díaz Guzmán LMGZO, Gay-Zarate O. Series in oral medicine X. Quality dentistry for elderly patients. Revista ADM 2005;LXII:36-39.
Guzmán H, Suárez J, Romero D, Loza D. Prevalence of oral cavity lesions related to the use of dental prostheses. In: Vintimilla UW, Saez PR, editors. I International Congress of Research and Scientific Production in the Stomatology Field. 1st ed. Guayaquil, Ecuador: University of Guayaquil; 2018. pp. 205-2011.
Mandali G, Damla SI, Turker SB, Ülgen H. Factors affecting the distribution and prevalence of oral mucosal lesions in complete denture wearers. Gerodontology 2011;28:97-103.
Castañeda S. Effectiveness of cryosurgery in oral lesions in the elderly. Stomatol Clin 2018;47:347-54.
Sharma B, Sriram G, Saraswathi TR, Sivapathasundharam B. Immunohistochemical evaluation of mast cells and angiogenesis in oral squamous cell carcinoma. Indian J Dent Res 2010;21:260-5.
Chaturvedi AK, Engels EA, Anderson WF, Gillison ML. Incidence trends for human papillomavirusrelated and-unrelated oral squamous cell carcinomas in the United States. J Clin Oncol 2008;26:612-9.
Massano J, Regateiro FS, Januário G, Ferreira A. Oral squamous cell carcinoma: review of prognostic and predictive factors. Oral Surg Oral Med Oral Pathol Oral Radiol Endodontol 2006;102:67-76.
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Ordo Missae Privatae in Festo Ssmae. Trinitatis - 1962 Missale Romanum , from the Canons Regular of St. John Cantius, Chicago. This is a DVD of the Traditional Latin Mass (Low Mass of Trinity Sunday), as celebrated according to the 1962 Missale Romanum at St. John Cantius Church in Chicago.
Special Features of this DVD:
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This DVD of the Low Mass (Extraordinary Form) provides two complete versions of the Mass - one from the perspective of the altar boy and one from the perspective of the priest. Also, this video shows the sacristan setting up the vestments in the traditional manner, as well as the vesting of the priest with the prayers from the 1962 Missale Romanum.
This DVD also features wonderful choral and organ music, demonstrating the approved way of ornamenting the Low Mass with Sacred Music. Among the music included is:
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The Court of Appeals rejected the argument that the family's causation evidence was unduly speculative, pointing out that the parties' experts simply disagreed over what caused the child's brain damage. The family's doctors argued it was hypoxia that would not have occurred if the standard of care for delivering by c-section had been followed; the hospital's doctors argued the cause was the mother's use of marijuana, lack of prenatal care and post-term delivery. The jury had sufficient evidence to believe either explanation.
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This thesis consists of six chapters. A General Introduction is presented at the beginning, dealing briefly with the background of wood chemistry research, the nature of secondary metabolism and the objectives of the study. Furthermore, the biogenesis of diterpenoids, nor-lignans and phenylethylchromones are also discussed. Chapter I concerns a discussion of the constituents of the normal and infected woods of Agathis borneensis. Fourteen compounds from both woods were isolated, including four new compounds 44, 46, 51, 53>. Their structures were elucidated mainly by use of 1H and 13C n. m. r. and mass spectroscopy. The occurrence of xanthones in Calophyllum species is reviewed in Chapter II. This is followed by a discussion of the extractives from the wood and bark of Calophyllum biflorum. Five compounds were isolated, two of which are new compounds 80,82>. The petroleum ether and ethyl acetate extract constituents of the infected wood of Aquilaris malaccencis is discussed in Chapter III. Four phenylethylchromones were isolated, of which compound 42> is a new compound. In addition, a new sesquiterpenoid compound 43> was also isolated. The results of a phytochemical screening of three Dipterocarpus species is described in Chapter IV. The wood extracts of D. costulatus. D. cornutus and D. baudii were investigated. The timber of D. costulatus contains more extractives than the other two Dipterocarpus species. Dipterocarpol was found to be the major compound in all three species. An investigation of the tetranortriterpenoid constituents of Azadirachta indica is discussed in Chapter V. Five tetranortriterpenoids were isolated and compound 22> was identified as a new compound. A detailed description of the preparation of 3-deacetyl-azadirachtin by mild alkaline hydrolysis and its reacetylation to azadirachtin is also given. The final chapter deal with raffinose, a trisaccharide isolated from Delonix regia. The structure was assigned by modern m. m. r. techniques including two-dimensional experiments. The 13C n. m. r. resonances of raffinose peracetate are assigned for the first time.
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The action is generally filed in the County and Precinct where the defendants reside (where they live) or where location where the Defendants contracted themselves to perform. (Texas Government Code Section 28.011). Small Claims Court cases for Hardin are heard in 6 LOCATIONS throughout Hardin County.
The clerk at the courthouse can be an excellent resource for your case. This will ensure the courthouse is open and someone is available to assist with the filing of your claim. While the clerk can help you with procedural issues, the clerk is not able to give legal advice. They will direct you to an attorney if answering your question would require that.
Small claims court trials are very informal compared to a regular civil trial. In fact, the judge in small claims court is charged with developing facts of the case and may question or summon witnesses. Generally the judge will ask questions to help develop the facts and understand the context and circumstances surrounding the case. Trials generally are pretty short (15-20 minutes). However, if a party wishes for a jury trial, it will likely last a few hours.
You cannot demand or ask for more than $10,000 in a small claims court case. (Government Code 28.093). Small claims parties can only recover money. The court has no authority to issue an injunctive or equitable award. For example, you could sue a dry cleaner for ruining your clothes and ask for money to replace the clothes, but you cannot ask the judge for an order for the dry cleaner to repair your clothes. This type of relief would be injunctive relief.
A Justice of the Peace for Hardin County hears small claims court cases for Hardin County.
The precinct map for Hardin County can be found here.
This courthouse handles cases for Precinct 1 Place 1. The court's website can be found here. The phone number for the court is (409)385-3740. And you can email the court by clicking here.
This courthouse handles cases for Precinct 2 Place 1. The court's website can be found here. The phone number for the court is (409)385-7195. And you can email the court by clicking here.
This courthouse handles cases for Precinct 3 Place 1. The court's website can be found here. The phone number for the court is (409)246-5115. And you can email the court by clicking here.
This courthouse handles cases for Precinct 4 Place 1. The court's website can be found here. The phone number for the court is (409)287-3211. And you can email the court by clicking here.
This courthouse handles cases for Precinct 5 Place 1. The court's website can be found here. The phone number for the court is (409)755-2862.
This courthouse handles cases for Precinct 6 Place 1. The court's website can be found here. The phone number for the court is (936)262-8271. And you can email the court by clicking here.
1. How much are the fees for filing a small claims?
2. Not sure if the contractor is licensed, does that hurt my case?
3. If I do not have a written contract, only verbal with some emails, texts, and a cleared check, do I have a case?
4. Where do I file? I live in Lumberton, tx where the work was supposed to performed.


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UK government's £2 billion housing pledge is not high enough, says RIBA president Ben Derbyshire
Jessica Mairs | 5 October 2017 1 comment
UK prime minister Theresa May has committed an extra £2 billion to building new affordable housing – but the figure is nowhere near high enough to solve the housing crisis, according to Royal British Institute of Architects president Ben Derbyshire.
Derbyshire, who took on the role of RIBA president last month, said that much more funding is necessary to undo years of under-investment in new housing.
"While it's good news that the prime minister has made fixing the housing crisis a central priority for the government, the extra £2 billion promised just won't meet the scale of investment needed to address decades of under-supply," said Derbyshire.
"The government spends billions of pounds a year subsidising private landlords because of a shortage of social housing," he continued. "They need to dial up the approach and investment, moving beyond describing the problems and big rhetoric to delivering solutions and the investment that will make the difference."
Conservatives will spend £9 billion on housing over two years
May announced the extra funding in a speech at the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester yesterday. The funding injection brings the government's total contribution to affordable housing construction to just shy of £9 billion over a two-year period.
The prime minister said councils and housing associations would be invited to bid for the money as part of a push towards "fixing our broken housing market".
"For 30 or 40 years we simply haven't built enough homes, and as a result the prices have risen so much that the average home now costs almost eight times average earnings. And that's been a disaster for young people in particular," said May.
"We will invest an addition £2 billion in affordable housing, taking the government's total affordable housing budget to almost £9 billion."
Government must invest more in social housing, says Derbyshire
Earlier this week, Derbyshire presented this year's RIBA Royal Gold Medal to architect Neave Brown, recognising the role he played in improving the standard of the UK's public housing.
He claims that major housebuilding programmes, like the ones Brown was involved in, are essential to tackle the crisis.
"Earlier this week the RIBA awarded Neave Brown the Royal Gold Medal, architecture's highest accolade, for his outstanding work in building high quality affordable housing, cherished by local communities," he said. "Social housing like this plays a vital role in ensuring that we have a society that works for everyone."
"Warm words won't put roofs over people's heads," he added. "We need a concerted programme of public investment in new social housing across the country and that means spending a lot more."
Ben Derbyshire took over the role of RIBA president from Jane Duncan in September 2017. A managing partner of design consultancy HTA Design, Derbyshire was elected to the role in August 2016.
"Pioneer of quality public housing" Neave Brown named 2018 laureate of RIBA Royal Gold Medal
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This paper considers the history of EG&G, Inc. in America's nuclear weapons program. EG&G was co-founded by M.I.T.'s Harold Edgerton, Kenneth J. Germeshausen, and Herbert E. Grier after World War II in order to serve the nuclear weapons timing and firing needs of the U.S. Department of Defense and Atomic Energy Commission. Eventually, EG&G would be responsible for some of the most spectacular images of nuclear fireballs in the U.S. nuclear testing era. Indeed, the partnership of Edgerton, Germeshausen, and Grier began in high-speed "stroboscopic" photography in the 1930s, became focused on nuclear weapon timing and firing in 1945-1950, and eventually re-focused on high-speed photography in the 1950s. The story of EG&G, therefore, is a story of photography and what we call the "deep media" of timing, firing, and exposure. From the stroboscopic illumination of factory motors through the aerial flashing of enemy troops and the ignition of an atomic bomb, the "deep media" of timing, firing and exposure had rendered the technologies of cameras and nuclear bombs interchangeable.
"Deep media," at least as we understand it, seems to be uncharted territory in media and technology studies, and offers a distinct means by which to look beyond 'object' and 'artifact' to the underlying technical processes upon which technological innovation seems to depend. Over the next several years I will be working with Kevin and Chad Wellmon to develop the notion of "deep media" and consider its usefulness for technology and media studies. (For all those worried about by 'rhetoric' creds in this, I very much envision deep media as the technical analogs to rhetorical topoi.) If the notion of the "deep media of timing, firing, and exposure" intrigues you and you want to learn more about what we are up to, drop me a note. Our hope is to convene a conference in 2015-16 around the still developing notion.


6-8 Week lead time before it gets here. I may get it clear wrapped on arrival, still on the fence about it. Anyone do the swap yet? Hoping its an easy transplant but you never know.
My dad did a few year ago. Easy swap.
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I have. The install is easy and same as the plastic tank just minus one breather hose.
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Yes, very easy swap. Don't worry if the screws are not exactly at same distance from each other. The battery and coil mount shows enough flexibility to adapt. I just had to put rubber washers under the screw on the left side so that tank got centered around oil filler nozzle.
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When they sent my dads tank they forgot to put any battery protection. So my dad glued leather on the underside of the tank so the battery couldn't short out by accident.
No battery protection in my tank either.
If the battery were to short out against the tank, it could melt a hole right into it.
Great Photo of the underside of the tank . That shows everything that he needs to see. (me too) . I heard there was brass fittings for the overflow/vent ? What's the black material in the battery area ?
That's a foam liner to protect the tank from making contact to the battery and shorting out.
Both of my aluminum tanks came with this foam. Others say some do not have it. Make sure you have it and if not install it.
When you install the aluminum tank you have one brass barb fitting. The plastic tank has two hoses. The aluminum tank just one hoes is needed.
I also have the Shorai batteries. Figment is smaller than the original battery but the shorai comes with foam padding to fit to the battery holder / battery to help snug it up.
The craftsmanship on the Al tanks is beautiful.
Does anyone know where the tanks are actually manufactured?
Yup, I saw them being made whilst I was there.
A nice thing to see!
Is the aluminum tank the same size and shape as the plastic commando tank or different?
I kept thinking the same thing . That when you look at the aluminum tank it seems so much larger . We took a cloth tape measure at Cootes and found externally the tanks measure the same size. It must be the brilliant shine of the aluminum that makes it seem so big. And the shape if not the same is nearly identical. Length and width the same. But more room for gas inside . 4 liters is a lot more gas !
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I would think the gauge of aluminum used in the metal tank is thinner than the thickness of nylon/plastic used in the nylon tanks.
Than can account for some of the increased internal volume.


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"It was the first of many times that we went out camping in the Anza Borrego State Park. I loved being out there, and the Mojave (general area) is one of my favorite places to camp. This was back when I was still stationed in San Diego, and was still in the Navy, putting this around a late 2012, early 2013 time frame.
I would always go out with one of my best friends, who we'll call Mike, because that's his name. We'd usually bring someone else along, because three people can carry more booze than two. It's about a three hour drive, with the stops we made, from San Diego, and there's this little spit of a town that we pass through and grab a quick bite to eat at. Can't remember what it's called, but it's after the border patrol checkpoint.
That first time was amazing, easily the best camping trip I had been on before. I grew up in cities, and had never seen the Milky Way before. I had my head out the car window the entire time after the sun set.
We eventually found the entrance to where we wanted to start hiking at, parked the car, and got everything all ready to go. Before we started off though, we decided to hop up this ridge, because why not? Turns out we were at the eastern most part of the park before you hit the flat desert. Between the clear skies, the stars, and moon, visibility was great.
You could see for miles, but things were silhouetted and dark, because it was night. That's when we spotted it. It was a figure walking alone, was definitely bipedal, and had a pretty good pace. The guy had to have been at least one or two miles away from the looks of it. I'm not too good at guessing ranges, so who knows how far away it really was. Probably closer now that I think of it.
Being a former Boy Scout, I had packed my personal pair of binoculars, really good military grade ones (because I stole them from the boat). When we got them focused in, we were able to get a pretty good look at the guy.
This is the part where I start feeling really silly, because it's like what everyone says. Big guy, hairy, no pack, a weird gait, classic Bigfoot description. He looked kind of grayish, but that was because of the light. We could make out facial features like a nose, mouth, and eyes, but nothing was really in detail, he was far enough away.
We sat there and watched him for a while, passing the binoculars back and forth and knocking back a couple of beers. Eventually he got far enough away that his back was facing us. He never stopped to look at us, didn't yell or screech or howl, nothing. We just sat there, watched him, and drank beer.
We camped out and explored the canyons and arroyos for the next two days, and nothing else happened. In fact the only other weird thing we ever found in the three years we camped down there was a shovel next to an empty hole.
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RiddleFest honors foundation of country music
Once a year, musicians, historians and music fans gather in Burnsville, North Carolina, for RiddleFest to honor the legacy of Yancey County native and musician Lesley Riddle. This year's RiddleFest takes place Saturday, June 30, with an afternoon seminar and evening concert.
Songstress Laura Boosinger and fiddler Josh Goforth headline the concert. Boosinger, an award-winning performer and recording artist who specializes in traditional Southern Appalachian music, is the executive director of the neighboring Madison County Arts Council. Goforth, a Madison County native, has earned the lofty title of master fiddler at Fiddler's Grove.
The Griffith Chapel Singers will open the show with spirituals and gospel tunes, some gathered or written by Riddle. Ash Devine follows with traditional folk music and songs performed by the Carter Family, including the scratch guitar-playing style of Maybelle Carter.
The festival's namesake, Lesley Riddle, traveled the Appalachian region with A.P. Carter in the 1920s on song-collecting trips. Carter gathered the lyrics, while Riddle learned the music. The Carter Family went on to record those songs and form the foundation of today's country music, while the contributions by Riddle, an African-American, were overlooked for decades.
The seminar at Yancey County Library focuses on the "song catching" tradition of the early 1900s. Goforth will lead the discussion and musical demonstration. A free screening follows of a fictional movie about "song catching" in the Appalachian Mountains.
Annual RiddleFest concerts began in 2008.
"We are excited about this year's song-catching theme," says Ellen Denker, vice chair of Traditional Voices Group, which organizes RiddleFest. "We have two good Madison County musicians who have nurtured the old English ballads and The Griffith Chapel Singers and Ash Devine who are carrying on the songs caught by Riddle and Carter in the 1920s."
The seminar begins at 2 p.m. in the community room at the Yancey County Library. The seminar and movie screening are free. The concert begins at 7 p.m. at Burnsville Town Center. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased at the door or online.
For information and tickets, visit www.TraditionalVoicesGroup.com/RiddleFest-2018/.
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Q: Laravel Migration MySQL 1215: Cannot add foreign key constraint I have issue with a foreign key that I can't add.
Schema::create('relation', function (Blueprint $table) {
    $table->engine = 'InnoDB';
    $table->string('applicantpseudo');
    $table->string('wishpseudo');
    $table->timestamps();
    $table->boolean('incall')->default('0');

    $table->primary(['applicantpseudo', 'wishpseudo']);
});

Schema::create('match_applicant', function (Blueprint $table) {
    $table->engine = 'InnoDB';
    $table->string('pseudo');
    $table->string('applicantpseudo');
    $table->string('wishpseudo');
    $table->boolean('match')->default('0');

    $table->primary(['pseudo', 'applicantpseudo', 'wishpseudo']);
//        $table->foreign('pseudo')->references('pseudo')->on('users');
//        $table->foreign('applicantpseudo')->references('applicantpseudo')->on('relation');
        $table->foreign('wishpseudo')->references('wishpseudo')->on('relation');
});

The two commented lines work.
But the wishpseudo return a 1215 Mysql error.
Thanks
You can find the SQL script here
--
-- Structure de la table `relation`
--

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `relation`;
    CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `relation` (
  `applicantpseudo` varchar(191) COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL,
  `wishpseudo` varchar(191) COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL,
  `created_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL,
  `updated_at` timestamp NULL DEFAULT NULL,
  `incall` tinyint(1) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  CONSTRAINT pk_relation PRIMARY KEY (`applicantpseudo`,`wishpseudo`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COLLATE=utf8_unicode_ci;

--
-- Structure de la table `match_applicant`
--

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS `match_applicant`;
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `match_applicant` (
  `pseudo` varchar(191) COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL,
  `applicantpseudo` varchar(191) COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL,
  `wishpseudo` varchar(191) COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL,
  `match` tinyint(1) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  CONSTRAINT pk_relation PRIMARY KEY (`pseudo`,`applicantpseudo`,`wishpseudo`),
  CONSTRAINT test FOREIGN KEY (wishpseudo) REFERENCES relation (wishpseudo)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COLLATE=utf8_unicode_ci;

I have the error on http://sqlfiddle.com/ but I don't find the error, I need help...

A: I don't understand what you are trying to achieve. But try calling
$table->foreign('wishpseudo')->references('wishpseudo')->on('relation'); this in new Schema::create() so something like this:
 Schema::create('relation', function (Blueprint $table) {
        $table->engine = 'InnoDB';
        $table->string('applicantpseudo');
        $table->unsignedInteger('wishpseudo');
        $table->timestamps();
        $table->boolean('incall')->default('0');

        $table->primary(['applicantpseudo', 'wishpseudo']);
    });

    Schema::create('match_applicant', function (Blueprint $table) {
        $table->engine = 'InnoDB';
        $table->string('pseudo');
        $table->string('applicantpseudo');
        $table->string('wishpseudo');
        $table->boolean('match')->default('0');

        $table->primary(['pseudo', 'applicantpseudo', 'wishpseudo']);
    //        $table->foreign('pseudo')->references('pseudo')->on('users');
    //        $table->foreign('applicantpseudo')->references('applicantpseudo')->on('relation');

    });

    Schema::create('match_applicant', function (Blueprint $table) {

            $table->foreign('wishpseudo')->references('wishpseudo')->on('relation');
    });

A: You can try below code:
$table->integer('wishpseudo')->unsigned();
$table->foreign('wishpseudo')->references('id')->on('relation');

A: I hope this will work for you
Schema::create('match_applicant', function (Blueprint $table) {
    $table->string('wishpseudo')->references('wishpseudo')->on('relation');
});

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Q: Protect communication between WCF client and service I have a WCF service with one method:
[OperationContract]
bool VerifyLicense(string clientId, string license);

This is hosted on a public web server. When called from an app deployed on a client Intranet, it checks whether that client has a current license to continue using the app.
However, presumably it would be quite easy to intercept this and just return true.
What would be the easiest way to protect against this? Would encryption work? Please provide a code sample because I've never used encryption before. I can't make sense of some of the stuff thrown up by Google... certificates, etc. Is there an easier way?

A: By default, all communications in WCF is a) encrypted, and b) signed, so you should be on the safe side...  (you can choose to turn this off - but it's on by default)
Resources:

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*Fundamentals of WCF Security

*Practices at a Glance: WCF Security
and in particular
- How to: Enable Message Replay Detection


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